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Public Library Quarterly, 1997
Abstract Traditionally, librarians preserved and protected written records for the politically elite and wealthy classes. The Greeks, Romans, and Egyptians built up great libraries many of which were destroyed throughout history. When Christianity became the political force in Europe, the clergy continued to collect and protect materials.
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Abstract Traditionally, librarians preserved and protected written records for the politically elite and wealthy classes. The Greeks, Romans, and Egyptians built up great libraries many of which were destroyed throughout history. When Christianity became the political force in Europe, the clergy continued to collect and protect materials.
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Abduction for Accessing Information Sources
Fundamenta Informaticae, 2008We consider a general form of information sources, consisting of a set of objects classified by terms arranged in a taxonomy. The query-based access to the information stored in sources of this kind, is plagued with uncertainty, due, among other things, to the possible linguisticmismatch between the user and the object classification.
Meghini C, Tzitzikas Y, Spyratos N
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Access to personal information
Nursing Standard, 1987MP Archy Kirkwood has pledged to continue the fight to make non-computerised personal records available to patients.
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Journal of Health Psychology, 2019
This article aims to examine the socio-demographic characteristics associated with access and use of Internet for health-related purposes and its relationship with health literacy.
E. Estacio, R. Whittle, J. Protheroe
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This article aims to examine the socio-demographic characteristics associated with access and use of Internet for health-related purposes and its relationship with health literacy.
E. Estacio, R. Whittle, J. Protheroe
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Information Access: Books and Literature
Journal of Wildlife Management, 2004Acampora, R. R., ed. 2010. Metamorphoses of the Zoo: Animal Encounter After Noah. Lexington Books, Lanham, MD. 242 pp. $70, ISBN: 9780739134542 (cloth). Alderson, D. 2010. Encounters with Florida’s Endangered Wildlife. Univ. Press Florida, Gainesville. 192 pp. $24.95, ISBN: 9780813034768 (cloth). Beckmann, J. P., A. P. Clevenger, M.
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Accessing information on demand at any location. Mobile information access
IEEE Personal Communications, 1996As users become more dependent on the ability to access information on demand at any location, the span of access of data repositories will have to grow. The increasing social acceptance of the home or any other location as a place of work is a further impetus to the development of mechanisms for mobile information access.
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Access to Information and the Freedom to Access
2011This chapter discusses two studies performed by the Library Research Center at the University of Illinois concerning the impact the terrorist attacks and the USA PATRIOT Act has had on the librarians and the patrons they serve. Results are compared with findings from a Pew Internet and American Life survey to analyze differences between library ...
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Access to information: the Canadian experience
Journal of Information Science, 1998Legislation de l'acces a l'information aux Canada: evolution depuis les annees 30 aux annees ...
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2018
Abstract This presentation presents digital tools to support observational studies in pedestrian movement and perception in the built environment. Speakers’ bio Raul Kalvo (1983) is an architect and computational designer. Prior of joining Tampere University of Technology as a researcher he founded computational design office Inphysica Technology Ltd ...
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Abstract This presentation presents digital tools to support observational studies in pedestrian movement and perception in the built environment. Speakers’ bio Raul Kalvo (1983) is an architect and computational designer. Prior of joining Tampere University of Technology as a researcher he founded computational design office Inphysica Technology Ltd ...
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